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Lost Planet: First Colony
Hardback
Main Details
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Lost Planet: First Colony
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Authors and Contributors |
By (author) Guillaume Dorison
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Illustrated by Massimo Dall'oglio
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Physical Properties |
Format:Hardback | Dimensions(mm): Height 275,Width 203 |
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ISBN/Barcode |
9781782760634
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Classifications | Dewey:741.5 |
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Illustrations |
illustrations
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Publishing Details |
Publisher |
Titan Books Ltd
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Imprint |
Titan Comics
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Publication Date |
31 December 2013 |
Publication Country |
United Kingdom
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Description
Dive into a terrifying adventure of ice and Akrid, as a mission of interstellar salvage turns into a furious battle for survival! The planet of E.D.N. III seemed ripe for colonization - its icy climes ready to be warmed and terraformed. That was, until the first settlers discovered the indigenous Akrid - ravenous creatures, powered by their own thermal energy, who proved resistant to every weapon the colonists could muster. That first terraforming effort ended in tragedy, with the colony - and its rich haul of terraforming equipment - hastily abandoned.
Author Biography
Guillaume Dorison has over twenty titles to his name, including Omega Complex, Shogun and Crusades Massimo Dall'Oglio lives in Sardinia. He draws and loves cyberpunk, videogames and practices the ancient martial art of Kendo!
Reviews'Die-hard fans of the Lost Planet game series should find this comic to be a great addition to their collection, and any comic book collector would enjoy having this tale added to their library.' - GameNTrain 'Amazing art, great dialogue, and quality action make Lost Planet First Colony worth every penny.' - Geek Nutz 'Entertaining and well-crafted' - Comic Book Resources 'A no brainer for fans of the video game and anyone else who enjoys a highly interesting, icy quick adventure.' - From The Mind of Tatlock 'Titan's prints always come out looking nice and this hardcover will look great on whatever bookshelf you choose to put it on.' - Enemy Slime 'The story was cleverly plotted out, and helped along with the beautifully colored art work.' - Awkward Geeks 'An engaging story full of colorfully drawn visuals to keep you intrigued.' - Bio Gamer Girl
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